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Civil aviation ministry recently announced that public sector oil company Indian Oil Corp (IOC) would sell jet fuel to government-owned carrier Air India at a discount of 8 per cent, a development that belies Aviation Minister Ajit Singh's claim ...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is mulling a plan to make it compulsory for airlines to install cameras in their planes' cockpits so that pilots could be kept under watch. It is the several shocking stories of on-duty pilots' ...

Dharma Adventures has applied for an air operator's certificate from the department of civil aviation A private tour company has submitted a proposal to the department of civil aviation (DCA) to establish its own helicopter services in the ...

Germany-based DVB, one of the leading global aviation financing banks, has demanded civil aviation regulator DGCA to de-register two planes Kingfisher Airlines' planes. Official sources revealed that DVB officials yesterday met DGCA chief Arun ...

PR Newswire/Les Echos/ Press release Safran reports 9.5% revenue growth in first-quarter 2013 driven by strong civil aviation business Full-year 2013 revenue outlook upgraded All revenue figures in this press release represent adjusted[1] revenue.

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In a bid to provide companies with easier access to cheaper funds for key infrastructure sectors, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday relaxed external commercial borrowing (ECB) norms. The central bank said it extended the ECB relaxation for ...

A good partner and untapped potential in the low-cost sector made Tatas re-enter the aviation space although the industry remains tough, and the competition cut-throat, according to a company official. "If you look at the low-cost carrier space, it ...

The government may begin its much-anticipated drive to liberalize foreign investment norms by allowing 100% FDI in telecom and raising the sectoral limit in defense production to 49%, even as it considers a proposal to let foreign companies hold at ...